Only at night will conditions begin to improve, but without major changes: the sky will remain mostly cloudy.
Friday the 13th arrives with intermittent rain in the AMBA and a long weekend with unstable weather, according to Bertolotti
Only at night will conditions begin to improve, but without major changes: the sky will remain mostly cloudy.
This Friday, June 13, AMBA woke up under a gray sky and cool weather. According to Matías Bertolotti, bad weather will be the main feature of the day, with intermittent rain that could last until Saturday.
The forecast brought no surprises: the change in weather had already been announced since Monday. As the meteorologist warned, the frontal system settled in and is bringing persistent rain to the City and Greater Buenos Aires.
Since early morning, the sky began to cloud over and the temperature has remained between 12 and 14 degrees (54 and 57 degrees Fahrenheit). Although the north wind is blowing less intensely than on Thursday, the temperature will steadily drop throughout the day.
Rain will begin around noon and, once it starts, it will stay. Bertolotti warned that, although it won't rain heavily, it will be intermittent and bothersome.
Saturday will start with rain that will gradually lose strength toward the afternoon. The day will remain cloudy, humid, and unstable, with temperatures ranging between 11 and 13 degrees (52 and 55 degrees Fahrenheit).
Father's Day Sunday will bring better weather. After a morning with fog and mist, the sky will be partly cloudy, with no rain and temperatures between 5 and 16 degrees (41 and 61 degrees Fahrenheit).
Monday, a holiday, will bring variable cloudiness and the possibility of light drizzle. The minimum will be 9 degrees (48 degrees Fahrenheit) and the maximum will be around 15 (59 degrees Fahrenheit).
The bad weather doesn't end there. According to Bertolotti, at least 10 days of significant instability are expected. There will be pleasant days, but interspersed with rain, abrupt changes, and overcast skies.
The stability of the last two weeks is over. Now, the weather will be marked by a series of fronts that will affect the region repeatedly.